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  1. PASS First Timers Guide and Schedule

    Hi there ho there everybody! I am now a Big Sister Fearless Leader of a group of PASS Summit first timers! This is the page wherein I record all of my sage advice and such for them, and for any other first timer who wishes to come around. I will ...

  2. PASS Summit Memories Blog Series – Day 17 – Photo Walks

    In 2008 the PASS Summit returned to Seattle. A handful of the folks in my social circle decided to spend Monday morning and afternoon by doing a photowalk. It was one of the standard Fall days in Seattle, you know the type: beautiful clear sky, bright and warm sunshine on ...

  3. Documenting dependencies between DAX calculations

    There’s an interesting new DMV available for PowerPivot or the Tabular model in Denali called DISCOVER_CALC_DEPENDENCY that allows you to list all the dependencies between objects in your model. The full documentation is here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg471590(v=sql.110).aspx …but I thought it ...

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